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There are total 10 options of safari zones of Ranthambore National Park. Guest may choose any of zone for safari booking. Zone 1 to zone 5 are considered core zone which offers better opportunities of tiger spotting on account of big water bodies, prey base.
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While zone 6 to 10 are more hilly zones and offer less tiger spotting so these are less preferred for safaris although when 1 to 5 get sold out or if there is good spotting is reported in any of zone from 6 to 10, preference for 6 to 10 suddenly spikes.
Zone 1 terrain is rocky and rugged, providing an adventurous safari experience. This zone gained significant popularity during the era of Tigress Noor (T-39), whose frequent sightings, along with her cubs, attracted a large number of wildlife enthusiasts. In 2016 and 2017, Zone 1 became the top choice for safari lovers due to the regular appearances of Noor and her cubs. Other iconic tigers that have roamed this zone include Ustad (T-24) and Sultan (T-72)
It remained one of favourite zones for safari lovers in year 2021 to 2024 due as number of famous tigers used to roam in this safari zone including Arrow Head. its terrain is made of dense vegetation, grasslands, and historical structures.
Zone 3 is a top choice for wildlife photographers and wildlife enthusiasts, offering unmatched opportunities to witness the raw beauty of nature. Throughout the year, herds of spotted deer and sambar deer gather around Padam Talao and Rajbagh Talao to graze on fresh green grass and quench their thirst. This consistent movement of prey around the lakes makes Zone 3 one of the best spots in Ranthambore to witness tigers in action, often chasing or even hunting their prey right in front of safari vehicles.
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Unlike other zones, Zone 3 stands out for its breathtaking scenery, thanks to the serene lakes and the historic Raj Bagh Ruins, which add a touch of mystery and charm to the landscape. Fierce fight of two sisters Ridhi and Siddhi took place in this zone only where risshi got 14 stitches on her tongue and that epic fight of Machli killing a 14 feet crocodile also took place in zone 3 only
Zone 4 is best known as the former territory of Machli, the most celebrated tigress of Ranthambore. The terrain features dense forests, open meadows, and several waterholes, making it ideal for tiger sightings. Key spots like Singh Dwar, Malik Talab, Lakkarda, Adidaant, and Tamakhan are popular for wildlife activity. Tigers like T-19, T-84 (Arrowhead), and T-28 have been frequently sighted here. Arrow head took her last breathe in zone 4 only. Many documentaries and wildlife films, including BBC and National Geographic specials, have featured Zone 4, especially to showcase Machli’s life and hunting prowess.
Zone 5 is full of rugged terrain, dense foliage, and secluded waterholes. Tigers like T-25 (Zalim), T-28, T-74, T-75, and T-84 (Arrowhead) have all been spotted here.
shares its boundary with Zone 1, increasing the chances of spotting tigress Noor (T-39) and her cubs. The landscape here is distinct, featuring open meadows and towering mountains, making it ideal for sighting Indian Gazelles, Red-headed Vultures, and various bird species. Due to its proximity to villages, Kumbha (T-34) is often seen preying on livestock. Other tigers frequently spotted in this zone include T-8 and T-57. Key tiger sighting spots include Kala Pani, Soleshwar, Saran Ka Pattha, Khali Ki Baori, Khabli, and Patwa Ki Baori, making this a rewarding zone for wildlife enthusiasts.
of Ranthambore is known for its rugged terrain, hilly landscapes, and peaceful environment, making it ideal for those seeking a quieter safari experience. This zone has been home to some iconic tigers, most notably T-8 (Ladli) and T-34 (Kumbha). Ladli, a daughter of the legendary Machli, raised several cubs here, while Kumbha, a dominant male, often roamed between Zones 6 and 7.
In Ranthambore history one of fierce fight between a sloth bear and tiger took place in zone 8. This zone’s dense forests and rocky terrain provide ideal habitats for both species. Only rarely tigers are spotted in this zone.
Not recommended for travellers who are seeking maximum chances of tiger spotting. Zone 9 of Ranthambore Tiger Reserve is a remote zone located near Phalodi in the Khandar range. Tigers like T-59, T-62, and T-99 have been reported in this zone It’s perfect for wildlife lovers seeking offbeat adventures.
of Ranthambore Tiger Reserve is a quiet and scenic zone located near Baldeo and Aantri villages, offering a raw and less crowded safari experience. The landscape is a mix of grassy valleys, dry riverbeds, rocky hills, and scattered waterholes, providing excellent habitat for tigers and other wildlife. Tigers like T-42 (Fateh), T-13 (Sundari), and T-99 have been sighted here
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